Design an op-amp circuit that can perform this operation: v0=2v1v2-3v3

Consider the following op-amp circuit, where Vin = 2V. The Op-Amp is powered by ±15V power sources. R1 = 10 k2 and R₂ = 35 k. Part A - What is the power dissipated by a load resistor of 100 k between ground and the output pin? ANSWER: Part B - mW For the circuit in part A, what is the total power supplied by the op amp? ANSWER: Part C- mW What would the total power supplied by the op amp be if the load resistor was 10 kQ? ANSWER: mW Part D- If the op amp can provide at most +/- 35 mA, what is the smallest load resistor you could have before hitting the current limit of the op amp? ANSWER: Ω

R1=5k, R2= 6k, R3=200, and R4=500. What is the output current from this op amp if Vin =-10V? R2 R1 IOP1 VE1 R3 Vin R4

Assume that the ideal op amp in the circuit in the figure is operating in its linear region, Take that R₁ = 45 k and R₂ = 18 kn. Part A Calculate the power delivered to the R₂. Express your answer with the appropriate units. ANSWER: PR₂ Express your answer with the appropriate units. ANSWER: PR₂ Part C Find the ratio of the power found in Part A to that found in Part B. ANSWER: 320mV Part B Calculate the power delivered to the R₂ with the op amp removed from the circuit, that is, with the R₂ resistor connected in the series with the voltage source and the R₁ resistor. PA/PB = + Source: Load

OAP 5 Design an op-amp circuit using a single op-amp that adds two input signals V₁1 and Vs2. That is, Vo = Vs1 + Vs2. Each input signal can vary between -5 V and +5 V: -5 V ≤ Vs1 ≤ +5 V and -5 V ≤ Vs2 ≤ +5 V. Choose resistor values such that the maximum current leaving or entering either voltage source (vs1 or Vs2) is 1 mA. (You can assume the power rails VDD and Vss are large enough to accommodate the most extreme outputs.)

Please show me how to do this problem and find the unknowns. Some of them are already given as this is an example problem. Thank you!

Consider two points at different voltages, and v₂. Design a circuit using an operational amplifier and some resistors for which the output voltage of the op-amp would be defined by the following equation: Vout = 2v₁ +0,5v₁₂